A cinematic and evocative scene inspired by the style of Edmund Blair Leighton

A cinematic and evocative scene inspired by the style of Edmund Blair Leighton, portraying Philip VI of Valois as a newly crowned king, fraught with tension and insecurity. The image captures him seated on a grand, yet intimidating throne, surrounded by the heavy shadows of the French court. His regal attire, rich with intricate gold embroidery and the fleur-de-lis, contrasts with his troubled expression, revealing the weight of his disputed claim to the throne. The throne room is dark and foreboding, with towering Gothic arches and dimly lit by flickering candlelight, casting long, ominous shadows across the stone floor. Behind him, courtiers and advisors murmur in the background, their faces partially obscured, adding to the sense of unease and uncertainty. The atmosphere is charged with a sense of looming conflict, as the newly minted monarch grapples with the fragility of his reign. The dramatic lighting and deep shadows heighten the tension, emphasizing the precariousness of his p, Surrealism, Hyperrealism, UHD, retina, masterpiece, accurate, anatomically correct, textured skin, super detail, 16k